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Emmerdale beauty Charley Webb has stunned her loyal followers as she underwent a massive hair transformation.The gorgeous soap actress took to her Instagram Story and showed off her voluminous new hair-do to her 500,000 fans.She filmed herself in the mirror as she toyed with her new shoulder-length cut, which she wore pulled back while giving a smouldering pose to the camera.READ MORE: Emmerdale to make history with soap first following Paddy Kirk mental health storylineDespite rocking her new hair-do, the actress was "not sure" if the style suited her, as she added the words: "Not sure if this is a bit too bouncy blow for me. Like, I want beachy, not, done look.

Read More: Paul Scholes insists quadruple is on for Man Utd - and he's 'not joking'In 2004, a relatively unknown Mourinho took his vibrant Porto side to the red side of Manchester. After the contest, everybody knew who the ‘Special One’ was. Francisco Costinha’s bundled finish in the dying stages secured a 3-2 aggregate victory for the Portuguese giants and sent Sir Alex Ferguson's side crashing out of the competition.As the noise within Old Trafford began to dissipate, the only thing most fans could hear, aside from the joyful cheers of the travelling Porto supporters, was the sound of Mourinho roaring as he sprinted down the touchline.

Family as being “tone deaf” over a conversation on the cost of living crisis.Sue and Noel Radford have made quite a name for themselves in the UK as the pair share 22 children and star in the popular Channel 5 show 22 Kids and Counting.However, the family caused quite a stir in the latest episode as the growing family jetted off to Disneyland, Florida, despite complaining about the cost of living crisis when they returned.READ MORE: Amanda Owen scoffs to cameraman as farmer 'swipes' at her during Happy Valley tripIn scenes, mum Sue even confessed to the family that she wanted to leave the UK and move the family over to America.The segment sparked fury among viewers and many taking to social media to share their reaction to the confession. One angry viewer fumed: “Love that the Radfords are complaining about the cost of living a few episodes after their £20k+ trip for 26 of them to Florida and a new motorhome… pull the other one #22kidsandcounting.”Another penned: “B****y hell! Now Chloe is moaning about the cost of living yet they managed to fit in a holiday abroad.

Manchester United as they fight across four competitions - but fans don't believe it. The 11-time Premier League winning midfielder was on punditry duty as United drew 2-2 with Barcelona in the Europa League in their quest to reach the last 16.The second leg of that tie is one of six crucial upcoming fixtures across four competitions, including their League Cup final against Newcastle and FA Cup fifth round visit of West Ham.READ MORE: Spectacular David de Gea save left Barcelona's Raphinha literally scratching his headSpeaking on BT Sport, presenter Jules Breach said: "Some big games on the way for Manchester United as well, the next six matches on the way are huge in every competition."Having explained that Ten Hag's side play Leicester in the league before their return leg against Barcelona, then comes the EFL Cup final against Newcastle before an FA Cup fifth round against West Ham before Liverpool and Southampton in the league.Scholes had to say in response: "They are (alive in all competitions) the quadruple is still on...

sleep every night.A quarter of us are so zonked we look like creatures from the Shaun of the Dead movie after getting just five hours’ genuine kip, says a study.It is also making 13% of us too tired for rumpy pumpy.READ MORE: 'I'm a voice actor who makes audio porn clips – it really turns me on'And a shocking 91% of the country regularly wakes in the middle of the night.Dr Guy Meadows, a sleep specialist and co-founder of clinic Sleep School, said: “Sleep is one of the most important things – for both our physical and mental health – and it’s clear that sleep deprivation is having a big impact on people’s lives."While it's expected people will wake up momentarily in the night, when it is waking for an extended period of time it can significantly impact wellbeing and mood."Even if you get the same amount of sleep, one long slumber, compared with many shorter disturbed naps, has a more restorative effect on the body."Doing chores and switching on devices in the night causes our body to think it's morning time so it can really play havoc with our sleep patterns."The main reasons for lack of sleep are fears about the cost-of-living crisis, issues with colleagues and daily workloads.To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.Around 17% of those asked said they struggled because of their finances, and 15% said work worries messed up their slumber.It comes as research suggests we might need more sleep during the winter.People get more REM (rapid eye movement) sleep in the winter.Boffins reckon we might need to adjust our sleep habits by going to bed earlier in the darker and colder months.READ MORE:'OnlyFans has killed UK porn industry – but it got me through

's season 48 is returning on Feb. 25 with three new shows back-to-back, and a whole slate of A-list hosts and musical guests.This season the cast looks quite a bit different, with four fresh new faces after a surprising exodus of long-time cast members — including veteran castmember Cecily Strong, who departed the show mid-season during the last episode of 2022.Check out the full list of the hosts and musical guests who have lent their talent to Season 48, and who are set to take the stage in the weeks to come. Check back as the season progresses, as the list will be updated regularly as new hosts and musical guests are announced.

Rob Gronkowski and girlfriend Camille Kostek had to skip watching this year's Super Bowl.The actress and model walked the red carpet at the season 3 premiere in Los Angeles on Thursday, and opened up to ET's Will Marfuggi about why they missed the exciting matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.«This year, we didn't even watch the Super Bowl! He shot the first ever live Super Bowl commercial for Fan Duel. He had that kick of destiny,» Kostek said, referring to Gronkowski's headline-grabbing partnership with the online fantasy sports site, in which he was challenged to kick a live field goal (in a different, undisclosed location) as part of a promotional stunt during the big game."[It was] a thirty second spot, [so] we had to shoot right over [the game]," Kostek recalled. «It was a lot of stress, but congrats to the Chiefs!»However, because both she and Gronkowski were in Arizona for the festivities — since Super Bowl LVII was held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona — it allowed Kostek to hit up the red carpet premiere for — a show she's a massive fan of.«Actually, I've been on the road for three weeks and then I heard about the premiere and I was ready to go home with my boyfriend and my dog and I said, 'You know what? We're already in Arizona, let's  come to the West Coast,» she explained «I couldn't miss it!»«I'm a huge fan of Madelyn's and Chase, and the show,» she said of Outer Banks stars Madelyn Cline and Chase Stokes «I'm very, very excited to get the sneak peek [tonight].» season 3 premieres Feb.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent In a sign of a new ebullience in Spain’s film industry, Spain’s Elamedia Estudios, founded by Roberto Butragueño, is launching Sideral, an integrated production-distribution-sales label. It launches with feature “Cheaper Than Stealing” at the Berlinale Co-Production Market. Sideral titles include “In the Sultan’s Bedchamber,” from San Sebastian best director winner Javier Rebollo (“Woman Without Piano”), a Sideral production; “The Fantastic Golem Affairs,” from Spanish duo Burning Percebes, which it is selling abroad; and “I Have Electric Dreams,” Valerie Maurel’s Locarno best director, actor and actress winner, which it will release in Spain. 

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Brazilian animated feature “Perlimps,” Alê Abreu’s follow up to Oscar-nominated “Boy and the World,” has been sold in key territories by Best Friend Forever ahead of the European Film Market. “Perlimps” has been picked up for Japan (Child Film and New Deer), China (DDDream), CIS and baltics (Kinologistica), Sweden (Njutafilm) and Portugal (Films4you). BFF is in advanced discussions to close German Speaking territories, Benelux, Spain, Italy and North America. As previously announced, UFO Distribution will release the feature in France. “Perlimps” was just released last week in Brazil by leading independent outfit Vitrine Filmes and Sony Pictures, which holds Latin American rights.

Just a day after celebrating her infant daughter Love Sean Combs turning four years old, Sean Combs shared yet another new snap of her.The 53-year-old music mogul took to his Instagram story on Thursday evening, sharing an adorable snap of Love.Combs shares the infant - born on October 15 - with 28-year-old cyber security specialist Dana Tran.The child is the seventh for Diddy, following Quincy Taylor Brow, 31 (who Diddy adopted), Justin Dior Combs, 29, Christian 'King' Combs, 24, Chance Combs, 17, twins D'Lila and Jesse James Combs, 16.While little is known with how he met Tran, Diddy certainly seems to be the doting father, sharing several snaps of the child over the past few months. New snap: Just a day after celebrating her infant daughter Love Sean Combs turning four years old, Sean Combs shared yet another new snap of her Mogul: The 53-year-old music mogul took to his Instagram story on Thursday evening, sharing an adorable snap of LoveLove was seen wearing a white furry hoodie and covered with a pink blanket while her father shared a heart-eyes emoji at the bottom of the image. The snap comes just days after he shared a snap of Love in a stroller, captioned, 'Baby Love wishes you all a beautiful Sunday.

Paris Hilton revealed that she hid her baby's birth from even her family until right before she broke the news on social media.The 42-year-old socialite and her businessman husband Carter Reum welcomed a son via surrogate near the end of January.Now she has told Harper's Bazaar she and Carter kept their immediate families in the dark until she was on the verge of making the birth announcement on Instagram.'My entire life has been so public,' she explained. 'I’ve never had anything for myself.

From the outside looking in, life on the road working alongside an iconic rock star seems like a dream gig.But it's not always glamorous - just ask Bruce Springsteen's tech Kevin Buell. The Boss hit him in the head with a flying guitar after his classic onstage rock star move went wrong.The incident happened during Brice Springsteen & The E Street Band's show at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on February 3, according to TMZ.As the crowd roared with approval while the legendary rockers were ending a song, Springsteen turned around and threw his Fender Telecaster back about 20 to 25 feet to his guitar tech, like he probably had done many over the years.But, apparently Buell fumbled the catch and it hit him in the head and he then proceeded to stumble and fall on to the floor of the stage, which was just to the left of drummer Max Weinstein.

Jake Bongiovi is adding another project to his resume!

Could Chris Pine possibly have a project in the works with director Andrew Dominik?!

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks has inked a three genre-pic production deal with the HJ Production banner of Hugo Cardozo, writer-director-producer of 2019 Paraguayan hit “Morgue.” Paraguay-based René Ruiz Díaz, CEO of Urban Achievers, is also partnering on the deal. Díaz produced “Gold Seekers” from “7 Cajas” director Juan Carlos Maneglia. First pic up in the pact is Spanish-language “Do Not Enter” (“No Entres”), now in post, a found-footage shock fest that FilmSharks founder Guido Run will introduce to buyers at Berlin’s European Film Market by way of a teaser trailer.  It records how two young YouTubers break into a sinister mansion, which is said to be haunted.   

Christopher Vourlias Since the launch of its cash rebate in 2018, which covers up to 40% of qualifying expenditures along with 30% in tax relief, Greece has become one of Europe’s hottest filming destinations. But domestic production is surging as well, and the industry reached new heights in 2022, with the rebate scheme supporting 132 international and domestic projects. Here’s a round-up of some of the top Greek feature films currently in the pipeline: Buzzheart (pictured, top)Director: Dennis IliadisProducers: Amanda Livanou, Dennis IliadisThe veteran director, who helmed the 2007 remake of Wes Craven’s “The Last House on the Left,” returns with a film that asks: If you had to make sure that someone could truly love without any moral limitations, how far would you go?Sales: N/A

Christopher Vourlias Latvian director Viesturs Kairiss, who won the international narrative competition at the Tribeca Film Festival last year with his coming-of-age drama “January,” is prepping his next feature film. “Ulya” is based on the real-life story of Ulyana Semjonova, a girl raised in the Latvian countryside who reaches a height of seven feet and would go on to become a famous professional basketball player. Set in the 1970s in Latvia, which was then part of the Soviet Union, the film follows its titular heroine from the time she leaves the countryside at the age of 14 and travels to Riga to play basketball. Kairiss described that as a “crucial stage” in Semjonova’s life, as her body was undergoing dramatic — and traumatic — changes for a teenage girl, while she also began to learn how to overcome adversity and, through basketball, find her place in life.

Christopher Vourlias For a country of 11 million that’s spent much of the past decade lurching from one economic crisis to the next, you’d be hard-pressed to suggest the Greek film industry isn’t punching above its weight. In the span of just a few weeks earlier this year, Rian Johnson’s Netflix blockbuster “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” became one of the streaming service’s most-watched films of all time, while Ruben Östlund’s “Triangle of Sadness” was nominated for three Academy Awards: two splashy productions that were both shot in the Mediterranean nation. Since the launch of its cash rebate in 2018, which covers up to 40% of qualifying expenditures along with 30% in tax relief, Greece has become one of Europe’s hottest filming destinations. Last year the industry reached new heights, with the rebate supporting 132 international and domestic productions — including Nia Vardalos’ long-awaited “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3” and the action thriller “Tin Soldier,” starring Jamie Foxx and Robert De Niro — while paying out a record €34 million ($36.2 million).

Christopher Vourlias Dubai-based sales agency Cercamon has acquired international sales rights for “Fancy Dance,” the feature debut of Indigenous director Erica Tremblay, following the film’s premiere in the U.S. Dramatic Competition at Sundance. Cercamon is selling the film this week at EFM before it continues its festival run at SXSW. “Fancy Dance” stars Lily Gladstone as a young woman, Jax, who’s cared for her niece Roki (Isabel Deroy-Olson) since the girl’s mother disappeared. Scraping by on the Seneca-Cayuga Reservation in Oklahoma, she spends every spare minute trying to find her missing sister while also helping Roki prepare for an upcoming powwow.